blueparrot
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City or Patriots ? :)Who'd have thought that in Summer/Autumn 84 when I was working in New London Connecticut, that the really crap team I chose to support would come so good.
City or Patriots ? :)Who'd have thought that in Summer/Autumn 84 when I was working in New London Connecticut, that the really crap team I chose to support would come so good.
Cheeky. I've been a blue since 27th March 1968.City or Patriots ? :)
Watching that game last night made me already miss watching Mahomes play, and it's only been two weeks.
Long offseason, but looking forward to the next already
Mahomes would have definitely livened up that borefest of a SuperBowl last night & may have even beaten the Pats if they had a better defence.
The only way to beat Belichick is get pressure on Brady on defence & extend the play on offense which Belichick cannot scheme & account for which Mahomes seems to be good at.
You run the ball three times at the opponents 22 yard line, make them burn all their timeouts and then kick the field goal to go up two possessions with less than 3 minutes left.From the Patriots v Falcons Super Bowl season but gives a good detailed explanation on how to beat Belichick and Brady.
http://www.espn.com/blog/new-york-g...s-involves-using-blueprint-provided-by-giants
P.S. We've done it twice. :)
Anyone catch any of this new league; the AAF?
I missed it, didn't even know about it but just watched the highlights of all 4 games. I've been thinking for a while that there should be another league for when the NFL is done. It gives players another opportunity to try and make it in the sport. Players who aren't quite ready for the NFL or players who couldn't get a game or undrafted players. Players like Rashad Ross who might just find himself back in the NFL next year going off of Week 1. Interesting to see how transfers work, maybe an agreement that an NFL team can buy out his contract and it comes out of their salary cap.
Looks like they've gone about it the right way to, working with the NFL, not trying to replace it but acting as a 2nd league. Also looks like the NFL are fully backing it, posting highlights on Youtube and NFL writers talking about it.
Only a couple of negatives; why would they put teams in Arizona and Atlanta, should have picked cities without an NFL franchise. Also some of the in play rules like limiting the amount of blitzers etc...apparently that was due to wanting to avoid injuries due to limited preparation time, plus it's suppose to help develop quarterbacks, so kind of understand.
Decent viewing figures as well, 27,000 at the game in San Antonio and the opening night pulled in more viewers (3m I think) than the Rockets-Thunder game. All that was with little advertisement, interesting to see if it's maintained, I think it could be.
Also interested in how many show up for the San Diego home game coming up. @jay_mcfc Do you reckon San Diego will show out to prove to the Chargers/NFL they made a mistake? Or do they see right through is being part of the NFL?
The worry is when the XFL comes in next year, although I don't like their concept as much.
The season starts in August. What momentum do they have?The Browns going for it in a big way like the Rams did last season.
They've got real momentum and look good on paper on both sides of the ball, but it's the Browns so.....
Can’t see it apart from a decent Tight end, kicker and QB if Jimmy G is back it’s one of the worst Offences in the NFL and the defence isn’t that greatC'mon you 49'ers!!!
My arms knackered flogging this dead horse. Us Miners dream that this is the York away era and that the Centurions days are just over the horizon
They ended last season very well, which should role into next season because there is genuine positivity about the place. Signing OBJ will only increase that.The season starts in August. What momentum do they have?
Can’t see it apart from a decent Tight end, kicker and QB if Jimmy G is back it’s one of the worst Offences in the NFL and the defence isn’t that great
The season starts in August. What momentum do they have?
I find it hard to believe anyone thinks the Browns don't have a load of momentum, from going 5-3 after Jackson got sacked, Mayfield being incredible, the fans being happy again, now they've brought in one of the faces of the NFL.
Off-pitch momentum is just as important as the stuff that happens between the white lines.